Accesorio para herramienta multifunción Bosch 2608661628 compatible con herramientas Bosch

BIM plunge-cutting saw blade AIZ 20 AB Metal — multifunction tool attachment compatible with Bosch tools, model 2608661628 (EAN 3165140484954). This bi-metal (BIM) blade is intended for plunge cuts and flush cutting in metal and other materials when used with compatible oscillating or multifunction tools. It extends the capability of existing Bosch tools by enabling precise plunge cuts, nail flush cutting and cutting of copper pipes as well as plunge cuts in plasterboard.

Advantages

The BIM construction combines durability and flexibility for metal cutting while remaining compatible with standard Bosch mounting interfaces. The blade allows flush cutting of nails and pipes and performs controlled plunge cuts in plasterboard and similar building materials. Its design supports accurate starting cuts and reduces the need for additional tools during common renovation and repair tasks.

Suitable for

• Plunge cutting metal sheets and profiles
• Flush cutting nails and screws
• Cutting copper pipes
• Plunge cuts in plasterboard and drywall

Key specifications

• Compatibility: Bosch oscillating/multifunction tools (see tool manual for fit)
• Manufacturer part number (MPN): 2608661628
• EAN: 3165140484954
• Blade type: Bi-metal (BIM) plunge-cutting saw blade

How to use

Install the blade onto a compatible Bosch oscillating or multifunction tool following the tool manufacturer’s instructions. Secure the attachment, set the tool to the appropriate speed and perform controlled plunge cuts by positioning the blade edge at the intended starting point. For flush cuts, align the blade against the surface and proceed slowly to avoid catching. Use light, steady pressure when cutting copper pipes or metal to maintain blade life.

Recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety goggles and gloves. Verify blade compatibility with your specific Bosch tool model before use. Avoid excessive sideways force and allow the blade to cut at its own pace to prevent premature wear.